The plan was to go there in the early afternoon after I visited my mom in Bad Wiessee. Turned out the bus connection between Gmund and Bad Wiessee ran on a very comfortable course for reaching the Geohash.

As planned, I took the BOB (Bayerische Oberlandbahn) at around 8 a.m. from Munich Central to Gmund, a very picturesque village on the shore of the Tegernssee lake, which is one of the several beautiful lakes between Munich and the Alps. From there on, I took the bus to Bad Wiessee, another village at the lakeshore, well known for its healthy spas and one of the few state-run casinos in Bavaria. Even though snow was still all around with temperatures at around 16°C, the bright sunshine allowed well for wearing a T-shirt that day. I sat at the lakeshore reading my newspaper for about two hours and fortunately was able to help bringing some dogs back to the shore who had broken through the now very thin ice layer that still covered most of the Tegernsee.
After I had visited my mom, I took the bus back to Gmund and kept checking my GPS for when the distance to the hashpoint would be the least. As it turned out, the bus station lay only some 500 metres away from the spot.

My way to the hash led my along a small paved road for a short distance, then across a meadow which - surprisingly - still had about 20 cm of snow on it. Seems like my choice of shoes was all to optimistic after all. The last 300 meters yielded a rather steep climb through the forest. My plan to catch the next bus only half an hour later added some extra adrenaline. The point itself was rather unspectacular and lay - well, in the middle of the forest. My GPS chased me back and forth for a few minutes unil I managed to nail down the spot. After taking some pictures, I descended the slope half-tumbling and half climbing in a more controlled manner and just managed to catch the bus as well as my train back to Munich from Gmund.